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Global substorm effect and convection jet under the conditions of continuous external driving : Multi-spacecraft observations on December 22-23, 1996. / Yermolaev, Yu I.; Zelenyi, L. M.; Borodkova, N. L.; Kovrazhkin, R. A.; Lutsenko, V. N.; Petrukovich, A. A.; Savin, S. P.; Skalsky, A. A.; Sergeev, V. A.; Mukai, T.; Kokubun, S.; Liou, K.; Meng, C. I.; Parks, G.; Sauvaud, J. A.

In: Czechoslovak Journal of Physics, Vol. 49, No. 4 A, 01.04.1999, p. 625-640.

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Harvard

Yermolaev, YI, Zelenyi, LM, Borodkova, NL, Kovrazhkin, RA, Lutsenko, VN, Petrukovich, AA, Savin, SP, Skalsky, AA, Sergeev, VA, Mukai, T, Kokubun, S, Liou, K, Meng, CI, Parks, G & Sauvaud, JA 1999, 'Global substorm effect and convection jet under the conditions of continuous external driving: Multi-spacecraft observations on December 22-23, 1996', Czechoslovak Journal of Physics, vol. 49, no. 4 A, pp. 625-640.

APA

Yermolaev, Y. I., Zelenyi, L. M., Borodkova, N. L., Kovrazhkin, R. A., Lutsenko, V. N., Petrukovich, A. A., Savin, S. P., Skalsky, A. A., Sergeev, V. A., Mukai, T., Kokubun, S., Liou, K., Meng, C. I., Parks, G., & Sauvaud, J. A. (1999). Global substorm effect and convection jet under the conditions of continuous external driving: Multi-spacecraft observations on December 22-23, 1996. Czechoslovak Journal of Physics, 49(4 A), 625-640.

Vancouver

Yermolaev YI, Zelenyi LM, Borodkova NL, Kovrazhkin RA, Lutsenko VN, Petrukovich AA et al. Global substorm effect and convection jet under the conditions of continuous external driving: Multi-spacecraft observations on December 22-23, 1996. Czechoslovak Journal of Physics. 1999 Apr 1;49(4 A):625-640.

Author

Yermolaev, Yu I. ; Zelenyi, L. M. ; Borodkova, N. L. ; Kovrazhkin, R. A. ; Lutsenko, V. N. ; Petrukovich, A. A. ; Savin, S. P. ; Skalsky, A. A. ; Sergeev, V. A. ; Mukai, T. ; Kokubun, S. ; Liou, K. ; Meng, C. I. ; Parks, G. ; Sauvaud, J. A. / Global substorm effect and convection jet under the conditions of continuous external driving : Multi-spacecraft observations on December 22-23, 1996. In: Czechoslovak Journal of Physics. 1999 ; Vol. 49, No. 4 A. pp. 625-640.

BibTeX

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title = "Global substorm effect and convection jet under the conditions of continuous external driving: Multi-spacecraft observations on December 22-23, 1996",
abstract = "Multipoint observations by ground-based stations and a fleet of ISTP satellites allowed us to study the plasma processes in different regions of the near-Earth space during a very interesting interval on December 22-23, 1996 which was characterized by ≈20 hour southward IMF Bz and almost constant solar wind pressure ≈ 1.2nPa. Five substorm events were observed during this interval of continuous external driving. Several global effects of these substorms are described. In particular, comparison of measurements in the plasma sheet on both flanks showed (1) the similar loading/unloading processes in the tail correlated with substorm development, and (2) a strong bursty convection concentrated in a narrow (ΔY ≈ 15 RE) channel. Observations show also that earthward bursty bulk flows (BBF) on both satellites likely coincide with appearance of auroral activity at the footpoints of corresponding satellites but there is no correlation between these flows observed on both flanks.",
keywords = "STEADY MAGNETOSPHERIC CONVECTION, PLASMA SHEET, EXPERIMENT ONBOARD, SOLAR-WIND, SATELLITE, TAIL, AURORA",
author = "Yermolaev, {Yu I.} and Zelenyi, {L. M.} and Borodkova, {N. L.} and Kovrazhkin, {R. A.} and Lutsenko, {V. N.} and Petrukovich, {A. A.} and Savin, {S. P.} and Skalsky, {A. A.} and Sergeev, {V. A.} and T. Mukai and S. Kokubun and K. Liou and Meng, {C. I.} and G. Parks and Sauvaud, {J. A.}",
year = "1999",
month = apr,
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journal = "Czechoslovak Journal of Physics",
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note = "NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Coordinated Studies of the Solar Wind-Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Interaction - INTERBALL Observations ; Conference date: 07-09-1998 Through 11-09-1998",

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AU - Zelenyi, L. M.

AU - Borodkova, N. L.

AU - Kovrazhkin, R. A.

AU - Lutsenko, V. N.

AU - Petrukovich, A. A.

AU - Savin, S. P.

AU - Skalsky, A. A.

AU - Sergeev, V. A.

AU - Mukai, T.

AU - Kokubun, S.

AU - Liou, K.

AU - Meng, C. I.

AU - Parks, G.

AU - Sauvaud, J. A.

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